Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1940 — Page 28

SOCIETY— “IL A. C. Ballroom Takes on Atmosphere of Sun Valley

The Indianapolis Athletic Club ballroom is. fast

- “being transformed into a Sun Valley atmosphere today

-zas a decorations committee under the direction of Mrs. Vs . . . : Walter C. Hiser prepared for the Civic Theater’s Sun Valley Ball tomorrow night. 7 as “3 . Frank J. Hoke, theater board president, and Mrs. «iHoke will entertain with a dinner before the party for Messrs. and Mesdames Hiser, Orland Church, William Coleman, Joseph Hanna, 2:Walter Froelich, Perry W. Lesh and Walton Wheeler. Another party ‘will include Messrs. and Mesdames George Fotheringham, F. R. ‘Hensel, C. Willis Adams Jr. and James Rose. . “I Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ott Ward of Muncie, and formerly of “Indianapolis, will attend : _ .‘Hoberg, Herbert Todd, Scot B. Clifford, Fred Albershardt and Gay- * “Jord Wood. Another party will include Miss Marie Stoner, Louis. “Pletcher, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Bohner, Messrs. and Mesdames C. C. “Robinson, Joseph J. Cele, Maurice T. Harrell and R. Blayne McCurty. “> A group to dine at the club includes Misses Louise Argus, . Natalie Byrd; J. Vincent Aug, Cincinnati; Joseph H. Argus, Messrs. “and Mesdames William Shepler and Arthur Wyatt. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Whitehill will have dinner at the club with Messrs. and .Mesdames Byron Lundblad, F. C. Jungclaus and ‘A. H. Heiskell, Among those to be with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whitehill, general

chairman of the ball, are Paul Stone and Miss Kay Kelly, both 5 of Chicago. :

SArnholters, Scheidenhelms to Entertain v:* With Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Arnholter and Mr. and Mrs. A: K, - .Scheidenhelm will .bé a group of out-of-town persons, including’ ‘Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jaqua, Winchester; Messrs. and Mesdames. " “Harry Vandivier, Dayton Fertig, Ralph Sheek, Carleton Shuck; Alton, ‘Snyder, Edward Dungan, Don Dungan, Miss Marie Lawshe and “Justin Vandivier, all of Franklin. Dr, and Mrs. Fritz Morris: will entertain informally at their home before going to the party for Pr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Greer, Miss Betty Augustus, Richard Mills, Sr. and Mrs. Jack Kreider, Greencastle, and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Beach, 2 Mr. and Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher will have a dinner at thein; "Home for Messrs. and Mesdames Wayne E. Temple and Harvey S. Antibus. Miss Mary Furscott and Robert Maas will attend with. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Maas. Another party will include Misses Har riett Flowers and Isabel Lane; E. D. Foley and Sam Robertson. {Pinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pittenger will be Dr. and Mrs. “Russell W. Spivey, sand Richard W. Coons. 2% Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Shuttleworth will entertain Mr. and Mrs, {D. W. Jackson at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Walker's dinner guests will be Messrs. and Mesdames Robert R. Walker and J. A. Wilmoth. With Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Clatworthy will be Messrs. and Mesdames Wendell Smith and K. M.' R. Gaarder. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Thomson will attend with Mr. and Mrs. David P. Andrews. -5: With Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hickman, who will entertain: ine sgormally before the ball, will be Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Foster, Miss Ica {TThiesing and William Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Hill will ‘attend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrington.

‘Formal Dinner Set at Meridian Hills

““> During the evening a special guest will be Buddy Rogers, who “will be in town with his orchestra. Mr. Rogers is co-donor of the theater's drive trophy with his wife, Mary Pickford, an honorary member. ’ The opening spring party of the Meridian Hills Country Club will be a formal dinner bridge party tonight. Among the parties will be one given by Mr. and Mrs. George S. Olive, entertainment “committee chairmen. Their guests will be Mrs. A. W. Early, Messrs. ‘and Mesdames Walker Winslow, L. V. Sheridan and Uz McMurtrie. *Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lacy will be guests of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Arthur G. Wilson. : {on ° Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert J. Smith will entertain Mr. and Mrs,

Harley W. Rhodehamel. With Mr. and Mrs. Q. G. Noblitt -will be

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and Mrs. S. B. Lindley. Mrs. Parke A. Colling will attend with

Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Berry. Among others making reservations are Dr. and Mrs. C. A Weller, Messrs and Mesdames W. M. Fleming and A. A. Zinn.

13 Mr. and Mrs. Olive’s assistants on the committee include Dr. .

- *and Mrs. Weller, Messrs. and Mesdames Cooling, Noblitt, Wilson,

wih Messrs. and Mesdames Richard -

Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Langsenkamp Jr, -

“Berry, M. G. Knox, C. P. Cartwright and James E. Bingham.

sSterretts to Entertain for Daughter

>“ Mr. and Mrs. Thornton W. Sterrett will entertain tomorrow ‘evening with a dinner party at their home for their. daughter,

Byram “Temple ballroom.

Barbsra, and several of her friends, who will attend Mrs. William Gates’ annual spring party later in the evening at the Murat

Guests will include the Misses Jane Scaff, Lucy Rhodehamel,

Janet Zimmerman, Ann Pearson and Jean Rickoff and the Messrs, “Allen Boyd, Meredith Nicholson III, Dick Maxwell, John Mayer,

SHenry Taggart and Bill Spitznagel. ; Sidney S. Miller will speak on

“Welfare and Relief” Monday

Zevening before members of the Indianapolis Literary Club at the Zclubrooms in the D. A. R. Chapter House, 824 N. Pennsylvania St.

Miss Grundy Chooses Bridesmaid = Miss Barbara Haxall Grund$ of Richmond, Va., whose marriage

“to Ernest Clifford Barrett Jr, of Richmond, will be at 4:30 p. m.

“May 18 in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Richmond, has chosen Mrs,

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SAlexander McGregor Stewart, Indianapolis, sister of the bridegroom,

William Hamerstadt of New York and Indianapolis will be one

" Spf the ushers. The Rev. Vincent C.

Franks will officiate, and a re-

=eption at the Commonwealth Club for families and intimate friends

2yill follow the ceremony.

Miss Grundy is the daughter of Mrs. Barton Haxall Grundy of hmond and Mr. Barrett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clifford

Barrett, 3137 N. Delaware St.

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Dorothy Galm’s Sisters to Act As Attendants at Wedding; Mys. Brian to Be Shower Guest

2s Selection of wedding attendants, a shower and engagement an-

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sister, Dorothy, to James H.

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= Miss Ruth Galm has been chosen as maid of honor for the wedding

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May 25 in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.

Miss Helen Galm, another sister of the bride-to-be, and Miss Lenore

Rushton, sister of the bridegroom, 3 be bridesmaids. Norbert O’Conmor will be best man and ushers ill be Gene Farrell and Edward ‘Salm, brother of Miss Galm. #= Parties planned for Miss Galm in%lude a crystal shower May 9, to be given by Miss Mary Elizabeth Spangler. Miss Jean Stout will enfor her May 21.

= Mrs. Harlett R. T. Brian, whose 3 e to Maurice H. Nordloh will Pe April 27, will be honor guest at 3 miscellaneous shower given toHight by Miss June Mathews, 403 N. y St. Miss Mathews will be Fssisted by her mother, Mrs. H. R. Mathews. i 5 Mrs. Brian is the daughter of Mrs. ary E. Bane, 2443 N. Alabama st., d Mr. Nordloh is the son of Mrs. Anna Nordloh, North Vernon, Ind. = Appointments for the party will $e in blue and pink. Guests besides ] _ Brian will include her mother, ‘Mesdames Alfred Lange, Jeanette ens, Henry Thomas, E. B Thornburgh, Louis Barker, George Fain, E. C. Nordloh and Robert N. Sowerton, Misses Alma Stephens, Dorothy Seifert, Norma CunningHam and Martha Wilson. = The engagement of Miss Sonya Sveinberg to Myron Glassberg of St. 4 s is by her mother, rs. Samuel W. Weinberg, 3663 N. lennsvivania St. The wedding will e in June. ;

Marcus, 2444 N. Alabama ., announces the engagement of s daughter, Pearl, to Morris A. jchter, Terre Haute, Ind, son of s. Max Dorfman, Vincennes, Ind. ‘he wedding will be May 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Baier, 4818

k Ave., will entertain tonight at eir home with a buffet supper for embers of the bridal party of yeir -daughter, Miss Elizabeth

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Terhorst will be at 10 a. m{ tomorrow in St. Joan of Arc: Catholic Church. Members of the immediate families also will be guests. The bridal colors of blue and yellow will be used in decorations. Wedding attendants who will be guests include Miss Dorothy Baier, her sister's maid of honor; Miss Barbara Sheerin, bridesmaid; Frank J. Terhorst Jr., Terre Haute, Ind., best man; E. Richard Baier, Emmett Cody, Gary, Ind. and Robert Schultz, Terre Haute, ushers.

Chorus Sings In Festival

An All-State Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, will be a feature of the Junior Competitive Festival of the

- National Federation of Music Clubs

tomorrow at the Hotel Severin. Registration at 8 a. m. will be followed by competitions in solo and ensemble performance. Luncheon will precede the appearance of the All-State Chorus at the afternoon session.. Prizes wlil be awarded to contest winners and a program will be presented by junior music delegates. Judges, contestants and delegates will attend from every district in the state. State officers attending will include Mrs. C. Lloyd Billman, Manilla, Ind. past president of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs; Mrs. Lenore Frederickson, first vice president; Mrs. Caryl Cook, Bloomington, contest

chairman, and Mrs. Dudley Camp-

bell, Rushville, program chairman. Mrs. Dillon Geiger, Bloomington, is State Junior Counselor. Mrs. Arthur Leible, Bloomington, is luncheon

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Voyle Martindale, Cambridge City, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank R. Baker, Indianapolis, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Furel R. Burns, Mentone, treasurer; Mrs. : Howard L. Hancock, Rockville, historian; Miss Mabel Claxton, French Lick, registrar; Mrs. T. C. Frazer, Warsaw, librarian; Mrs. R. W. Richey, East Chicago, north director; Mrs.

.|Oran E. Ross, Winchester, central |director, and Mrs. Louis D. Keck,

Mount Vernon, south director. Mrs. Porter will hold a tea and dinner at her home in Greencastle April 30 for the board. May 1 the board will meet with State chairmen at 10:30 p. m. in the Columbia Club, Indianapolis. A luncheon will follow at 1 p. m. State chairmen who have been named include: Mrs. Kenneth D. Coffin, Indianapolis, advancement of American music; Mrs. Stephen Burk, Harrison, O., approved schools; Mrs. Margaret N. Dietrich, Lawrenceburg, conservation; Mrs. Noble W. Hiatt, Indianapolis, correct use of the flag; Miss Bertha Jane Moffitt, West Lafayette, Good Citizenship Pilgrimage; Mrs. Helen Mahley, Terre Haute, D. A. R. manual for citizenship; Miss Josephine Alexander, Wabash, D. A. R. museum; Mrs. Frank A, Schmidt, Vincennes, D. A. R. Student Loan Fund. Others are: Mrs. Ray McPherson, Washington, Ellis’ Island; Mus. Omar Pierce, Williamsburg, filing and lending library; Mrs. William R. Johnson, Franklin, genealogical records; Mrs.- Paul Thiery, New Castle, girl homemakers; Miss Moffitt, Lafayette, Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Club; Mrs. Chester Adams, Vincennes, Harrison Mansion; Mrs. Howard L. Hancock, Rockville, historical research; Mrs. David W. Kepple, Hammond, Americanism. Additoinal appointments include: Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball, Muncie, Indiana Room of the Continental Hall, Washington; Mrs. Julius W. Gauss, South Bend, junior American citizenship; Mrs. Wayne Cory, Veedersburg, junior membership; Mrs. Frank H. Hatfield, Evansville, moticn pictures; Mrs. H. K. Laramore, Plymouth, national defense through patriotic -education; Mrs. Howard E. Morris, Princeton, national historical ‘magazine; Miss Claxton, national membership; Mrs. Baker, press relations; Mrs. William Burns Duff, Ft. Wayne, radio, and Miss Wilhelmina Lank, Greencastle, real daughters. ;

First Lady Gives Tea for D. A. R.

WASHINGTON, April 19 (U. P). —Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt receives members of the Daughters of the American Revolution for tea at the White House today. Mrs. Roosevelt, who resigned from the D. A. R. last year after it had barred Negro contralto Marian Anderson from its Constitution Hall, was out of town last year and did not attend the annual White House reception. The tea highlights the closing day of the D. A. R. Congress. Two honorary vice presidents general—who will serve for life—will be installed today. They are Mrs. Gerald .L. Schuyler of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. William H. Vaught, Point Pleasant, W. Va.

Eight vice presidents general also will be installed. They are Mrs. William H. Hightower, Thomaston, Ga.; Mrs. Eugene N. Davis, Raleigh, N. C.; Mrs. Reuben E. Knight, Alliance, Neb.; Mrs. B. H. Geagley, Lansing, Mich.; Mrs. Wilbur Blakeslee, Baltimore; Mrs. Jacob F. Zimmerman, Harvey, Ill.; Miss Marion Seelye, Abilene, Kas., and Mrs. Fred C. Morgan, Saco, Me.

Luncheon Is Set

Mrs. Edward Donaldson, 5207 N. New Jersey St., will be hostess for a covered dish luncheon of the Good

Will Service Club at 12:30 p. m.

State D. A. R. Regent Installed

Mrs. L. L. Porter of Greencastle Takes Post at Continental er Congress in Washington Today

WASHINGTON, April 19.—MTrs. Ind, was installed as state regent of the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution today at the Continental Congress of the D. A. R.

Other officers who will serve with her include Mrs. J. Harold Grimes, Danville, vice regent; Mrs. Charles A. Priest, Marion, chaplain; Mrs.

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| clubwomen. : | Mrs. Edwin I. Poston, general federation director of women’s clubs, will speak on “Yesterday and To-

DAY CLUB Monday. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. Loren Harkness and Mrs. John S. Lloyd. Se

CLUB OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN was to hear Albert J. Beveridge Jr. ‘|speak on “America’s Relationship to

day at the home ¥ Mrs. William 'Klinehelter, 3839 Hartman Drive. Lunchean was to be served at noon.

The BROOKSIDE MOTHERS’ CLUB will hold a pitch-in supper at 6:30 p. m. today at the com-

Mrs. G. C. Merrick are

in charge of arrangements. :

luncheon followed by bridge at 1 p. .m. Tuesday at Feeser’s Food Shop. Mrs. H. M. Tebay -and Mrs. Lloyd D. Claycombe will be hostesses. : ;

Mrs. Lola Bortz is the newly elected president of the BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB OF THE TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Other new of=ficers are Mrs. Beulah McColgin, vice president; Miss Elizabeth Bledenmeister, secretary, and Mrs. Carrie Bowers, treasurer.

Club Meets Today Miss Nellie Milhouse was to be hostess for a meeting of the Tri Corner Club this afternoon. Mesdames Maude Sappenfield, Esther Rogers and Mary Morgan will assist the hostess.

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Bridge Tourney OpensatI. A. C.

The three-day bridge tournament at the Indianapolis - Athletic Club was to open today: with the invita-

Lafayette L. Porter, Greencastle,

Naomi Chapter Meets Tonight [°

obligation ceremony are among activities listed for lodge groups today and Tuesday. ° r 5

tional masters individual event. for players .who have won "national rating points, and the women’s pair event. Both were to begin at 1:45

.- Mm. Local entries for the masters’ event include Walter Pray, Lawrence J. Welch, F. R. Buck, Joseph E. Cain, William Zeller, Mrs. E. J. Ittenbach, Miss Mary and Miss Janeth Crawford and Edward Ogle. Mr. Ogle is the 1939 title holder for the event.

Luncheons, a card party and an

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Club Monday | G. 0. P. Will Hear| Albert Beveridge Jr. |

A “hard times” party, a luncheon,|. election of officers and talks are a| part of the current activities of}

day” at a meeting of the PRESENT

The LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP|

Europe”. at an all-day meeting to-|

munity house, followed by a “hard| times” party. Mrs. John Piper and|

The DULCET CLUB will meet for|

forward to Founder's Day.

Reception Set For Pastor

Luncheons, a reception and a talk are planned by church groups for this week-end. / The YOUNG PEOPLES’ FELLOWSHIP OF THE ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL will hold a reception from 2:30 p. m. to 4 p. m. ‘Sunday for the Rev. Forrest E. Vaughn and

House, 1559 Central Ave. A string trio from the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music will play. - In the receiving line will be the Rev. Mr. Vaughn and Mrs., Vaughn, the Rev. J. C. Linsley and Mrs. Linsley, John Phillips, president of the Y. P. F., and Carlton V. Hadley, Fellowship member and presi-

‘Churchmen of Indianapolis. Hostesses will be Misses Harriet Maitland, Ruth Everett, Regina Smith, “Florence Smith, Marjorie Hadley and Elizabeth Bringhurst. The Rev. Mr. Vaughn, vicar of christ Church, Madisen,, Ind, served last summnier as temporary vicar of the All Saints Cathedral. The KATE S. FRANCIS GUILD of the All Saints Cathedral was to

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will have a stated meeting and an obligation ceremony at 8 p.-m. today at the Masonic Temple,” North and Illinois Sts. Mrs. Bessie ‘Wikoff is worthy matron and Ben H. Kerr, worthy patron. : :

Mrs. Marguerite Fisher, past worthy grand matron, will be honored at a luncheon given by the 1937 PAST MATRONS CLUB, ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR, at 12 noon Tuesday at the Columbia Club. 2 Other guests of hdnor will be Mrs. Mary Frances: Price, past worthy grand matron; Mrs. Nellie Riffle and Mrs. Lillian DeMars, past deputies. Mrs. Hazel Uhl will preside. Mrs. Grace Woods ‘is presi-dent-elect.

Mrs. Roy L. Craig, Grand High Priestess of the LADIES’ ORIEN. TAL SHRINE OF NORTH AMERICA, was to be honor guest at a luncheon today at the home of Mrs. Harry F. Hergt, 5108 Guilford Ave. Other guests were to include Mrs. Leonard Jones and Mrs. Lon Tracy, grand pages, and Mrs. Kenneth Glass, grand organist.

"The HELPING HAND CLUB of the Gold Mound Council 445, Degree of Pocahontas, was to hold a luncheon and card party today at the home of Mrs. Fern Burk, 1646 Asbury St.

Election Is Set For Phi Beta

Installation and election of officers, a business meeting and a dessert bridge are slated for sorority groups meeting today and early next week. : Miss Alberta Speicher and Miss Bernice Van Sickle will present the program at a meeting of PI ZETA CHAPTER OF PHI BETA, national

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ternity at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the

|home of Mrs. Theodore J. Siener,

Apartment 77, Marcy Village. Current Broadway plays will be ‘discussed. Mrs. George B. Gannon is program chairman. Officers will be elected at a short business session preceding the program. Mrs. Richard J. Fielding will preside. . A

‘social hour will follow. Miss Gwen-

dolyn Schort will assist the hostess.

BETA CHAPTER OF BETA CHI THETA SORORITY will hold a business meeting at 8 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Max Forrest, 840 N. Gray St.

Miss Marjorie. Ford, 3359 College Ave., will be hostess to members of ALPHA CHAPTER OF SIGMA DELTA PI SORORITY at a dessert bridge Monday evening. Assistant hostess will be Mrs. John H. MofTat.

Mrs. Velda Weakly will be installed - as’ president of DELTA CHAPTER OF ALPHA BETA GAMMA SORORITL tonight at a meeting at her home. Mrs. Frances Oldham will be inducted as vice president, Miss Virginia Lord as secretary, and Mrs. Bertha Wilson as secretary. The installation will be conducted by members of the Alpha

chapter.

Meier Circle Meets A business session followed a

* {luncheon meeting of the Alice Meier

Circle of the Broadway Methodist Church yesterday at the home of Mrs, Karl Bordener, 711 E. 25th St. Assistant hostesses were Mesdames B. B. Walters, W. E. Chance, Frank right, Forrest Reed

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Among players who were to come from out of town were Mrs. Hortense ‘Evans, Evanston, Ill.; Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Hunt, Terre Haute, Ind.; Franklin Inman, Cleveland; Fritz both of Louisville, Ky., and Charles Rilling, Coke Carlston and E. J. Tobjn, of Chicago. Mrs. V. A. Newcomer and Mrs. M. A. Blackburn were defending title holders for the women’s pair Mrs. Keith Johns and Mr. Buck are 1939 winners for the mixed | pair event to be played tonight. E. C. Ashman and Thomas Egan will come from Cincinnati to defend their title in the open pair games tomorrow. The event, which is in competition for the Roy E. Adams cup, will be in two sessions, one at 2 p. m, and a second at 8 p. m.

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Scouts to Entertain Mothers at Tea

The Senior Girl Scout Troop 38 will entertain members’ with a tea tomorrow from 3 to 5 o'clock at the Little: House. Hostesses will be the Misses Joyce Hope, Rose Nelle Van Meter, Adda Jean Winterfeldt, Betty Willingham, Mary Elizabeth Wolf, Jaquelyn McIlvaine, Betty Jane Carll, Carolyn Beall, Barbara Borders and Jeanne Sutton. Mrs. S. C. Soehner is: the troop leader.

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Dr. May Cravatly Wharton, head of the Upland Sanatorium, Pleasant Hill, Tenn. will speak on her experiences as a physician among the people of the Tennessee mountains at the April fellowship dinner of the FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH this evening in the Mayflower Room of the Church. 2

OUTH UNION of the First Congregational Church met for luncheon yesterday, Circle 1 at the home of Mrs. Harry W. Nichols and Circle 5 at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Boles. Mrs. William G. Hennis was assistant hostess for Circle ‘1.

Mrs. Franklin Named By Sewall Council

Mrs. Claude Franklin was elected president of the May Wright Sewall Council of Women at the organization's annual convention yesterday at the Spink Arms Hotel. Mrs. Nellie Carey was named vice president; Mrs. He Ker, second; Mrs. Paul H. New, Greenfield,

vice president. Mrs. Florence Ritz, Lizton, will serve as recording secretary and Mrs. E. W. Cowley as treasurer. Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter was elected historian.

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Dar Robinson, Robert Shelhorn, Julia Lawshe and Miss Sarah Birk. Mrs. Paul H. Moore is in charge of the program. Mrs. J. W. Berry, chairman of the reservations committee, has as her assistants, Mes-~ dames Wayne C. Kimmell, Norman Hammer, Frank Langsenkamp Jr., George H. Boots and Misses Mary Hosier, Marie Lawshe and Georgianna Pittman. ° Decorations are In charge of Mrs. Ray H. Briggs, assisted -by Mesdames Davidson, Scott Waldon, Ralph E. Peckham and Miss Lorraine- Skelton. Lo . Mrs. Egbert S. Hildreth is chairman of scholarship awards; Mrs. Allan C. Raup is finance chairman and Mrs. H. L. Ross is publicity chairman. Mrs. T. O. Conger will be in charge of a display of products from the Pi Beta Phi settlement school ‘of Gatlinburg, Tenn. - ‘She will’ be assisted by Mesdames Edith Calhoun, Thomas P. Rhoades, J. Franklin Bruce, Egbert S. Hildreth and Misses Ada Miller and Constance Forsythe. Miss Dorothy Jansen, . social chairman of the Butler University chapter, is chairman of the com-

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National President to Speak at 3 Luncheon in Indianapolis A. Cc; : Dance Scheduled for Evening

State alumnae and active members of Pi Beta Phi Sorority will attend the sorority’s annual Founder’s Day luncheon in-the Indianapolis Athletic Club Saturday, April 27. Miss Amy B. Onken, national presie

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Mrs. R. D. Pritchard is general chairmah of luncheon arrangements, Mrs. Raymond S. Davis heads the committee on invitations. Other

mittee on arrangements for ‘the formal dance which will follow in the I. A. C. ballroom from 9 p. m., until midnight. Other state chapter representae tives on the committee<include Miss Betty Higbee and Miss Roberta Haskell, Indiana University; Miss Georgia Jean Dolen, Franklin Cole lege; Miss Dorothy Roberts and Miss Eileen Westover, Purdue Unie versity. Paul Barker's. orchesira will play. :

Rushees to Be Guests Of Phi Theta Delta

Rushees of Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority, will be entere tained at a “kid” party Wednesday night: at the home of Mrs. T. T.

Tedrowe, 1515 Barth Ave. It will be the first of a series of rush parties. : Guests will be Mrs. Mildred Travelstead, Mrs. Mildred Strong; Misses Pearl Wise, Mildred . Peck, Sue Ann Taylor, Eugenia Plunkett, Miriam Gates, June Yost, Virginia Brandt, Lillian Carson and Dorothy Williams. is ; Members of the committee in charge are Miss Pauline Loos and Mesdames Charles Applegate, John Shampay and Edmund Stoy. = ..

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